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🛰On January 24, 1986, Voyager 2 became the first spacecraft to fly past #Uranus, the seventh planet from the sun. On this flyby, Voyager 2 discovered 10 new moons & two new rings...and the fantastic voyage continues! @NASAVoyager#TodayInScienceHistory#OTD#EaSciComm#SciComm
Histones are proteins that package the DNA of #eukaryotes and regulate gene expression. @OA_Campos, @VashKurdistani discovered they also function as enzymes, changing how we think about the role of histones in health and disease.
#SciComm#OpenScience
https://t.co/UUSGM98OXP
@iamscicomm As a neuroscientist, I'm in love with @GDunnArt's work and especially his piece self-reflected (a microetching of the brain) https://t.co/WRxTwXxQSn
@iamscicomm We love @DocR0cket & @minouette who both champion women in science and create art to shed light on their stories. Here is Maryam Mirzakhani (Doc Rocket).
🚨New Podcast Alert!🚨
Thrilled to be the on @CoriolisMag's new science podcast. In this inaugural episode, @DocR0cket and I share the history of some scientific terminology. Have a listen!
#scicomm#podcast@EASciCommNYC
https://t.co/rXIK7rfAWG
For #BlackInPhysics Week, we've teamed up with
@PhysicsToday to co-publish a series of essays written by Black physicists. Tamia Williams @Tamia_miaaaa shares her advice on succeeding as a student, and the importance of community support
https://t.co/hCdshcqovh
I’m a nuclear and particle physicist. Worked on production of strangeness by electromagnetic interaction and measurements of rare particle decays. #BlackInHeP#BlackInPhysicsRollCall
https://t.co/41CZ9kTVwE
For #FlashbackFriday here are some selects from our Science Film Screening event last October featuring a panel discussion with our favorite science communicators at our favorite local haunt, @caveatnyc! What a great night! #SciComm
Public messaging is as vital to the success of a vaccine campaign as the vaccine itself. Even the most effective vaccine won't produce results without community compliance. @Coriolismag on the importance of #SciComm regarding #COVID19 vaccine messaging: https://t.co/A8Iexe7yTl
This #SciComm animation by @EASciCommNYC gives some quick insight into the body’s #stress response, an adaptive coping mechanism that evolved over thousands of years to help our ancestors stay alive: https://t.co/fUB8lC5U5e
The notion of plants talking to us about dead people sounds like a bad horror movie. But that’s the theme of a recent scientific paper:
https://t.co/wqZU0I03nk #Scicomm#SpookyScience#Halloween
1 week left to apply to become @ESO’s new Media Officer. Are you an experienced #socialmedia person? Do you have a genuine interest in writing about cool #Science#astronomy results for the public? We are looking for you! #scicomm#job
👇 details here 👇
https://t.co/b4Y7GEWRmT
Any Black Science Illustrators?
Illustrations are a communication tool that can reach a wide variety of audiences.
Add to the list below!
#BlackInSciCommWeek
During #BlackinPhysics Week: Oct 25-31, we'll host a 3 minute thesis competition, sponsored by @NSBPInc. See image! Please share, on/off Twitter! PhD students: follow links for rules. All: register to see awesome and engaging physicists in action! Hiring prospects? OH YES!
Before I talk about my transition from the lab into science writing, I want to clarify that having a science degree is helpful but not essential for a career in science writing. If you are a science writer or aspiring to be one, comment with your current work/transition story..